Academic Vocabulary
Narrative Elements
Connecting Sentences
Papadum Pizza Story
Fun!
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What is to summarize?

To tell the main points of a story.

100

What is the setting?

The time and place of a story.

100

What is "and"?

The word you use to combine two sentences that have similar subjects.

100

Where is Siroj from?

India

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What is your Ms. Vidal's first name?

Grisel

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What is a Turn and Talk?

This is an activity where you turn your body to a classmate and talk about your answers or thoughts.





200

What is the conflict?

The main problem in a story.

200

What is "because"?

The word you use to combine two sentences if the second sentence is the reason for the first one.





200

What does "twisty stomach" represent in Pappadum Pizza?

The emotion Devon feels when his sister goes to college.

200

What is Ms. Vidal's dog's name?

Ori

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What is an assessment?

A way for teachers to check what you know, which can be a quiz, project, or class questions.

300

What is the theme?

The message of a story

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What is a comma? (AND)

You must always use this punctuation before the word "and" when combining two sentences with different subjects.

Example: My pizza is cold, and my shoes are wet.





300

What does Devon's mom call Siroj's cooking when she smells it?

Wonderful

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What happens on Fridays in Ms. Vidal's class?

A quiz/project/presentation & mafia (games)!

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What is to reflect?

To think about what you learned or did; to look back on something.

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What is the narrator?

This is the person who tells the events of the story

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What is a comma? (BECAUSE)

You need this punctuation after the first clause when a sentence starts with "because"

Example: Because I didn't study, I don't know the answer.

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What emotion does Devon feel at the end of the story when he and Siroj are making messes?

Satisfied, Happy

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Name Ms. Vidal's favorite student.

Everyone!

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